Kingsley, The view we have is this: > > 1. Hook into Google and Yahoo and MSFT for pages and even apply a weighting > or our algorithm so that Google|Yahoo|MSFT first page will be the same as > ours (* this is deliberately not part of the LOD instance since sponging is > disabled for now*) > 2. Extend this somewhat popularity skewed algorithm with the ability to > disambiguate using Entity Type ( Category re. Sherman's UI) and Properties > (Information re. Sherman's UI). > Ah, so that's the answer to my question :) Note that now the user can lookup 'things known by the URI [___blank____]', which now means once sponging is turned on, then razorbase will be a 'true' linked data browser. > > The URL "www.microsoft.com" in that search result is perhaps the most >> convincing element, as I know only *the* Microsoft can possibly own that >> domain. (This will be a challenge for any SW search engine, because no-one >> can own any URI, and so, seeing a URI alone means pretty much nothing. >> > URI means: here is the Identifier for an Data Object in this Data Space. It > means that a simple click will unravel its essence in a representation > overtly or covertly negotiated between user agent and data server. > Yes, I'll post response in the new thread. -shermanReceived on Monday, 18 May 2009 15:53:22 UTC
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